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two from tonight, 7zark7 spotted the lights in the foyer at Federation Square, so we headed down there.
This was a test shot for exposure, and composition, before mounting my camera to the tripod, however, it was the favourite of that set... (funny how it works out that way). This is a helix of blue lights. 
Secondly, my first snap of the flinder street station at night. Was lots of movement there tonight, as a busy saturday with the Australian Open in town (oh, Melbourne and its plethora of annual international events...) 
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One thing I'd like to move out of Brisbane, not as busy as Sydney or Melbourne!
Anyway, second one is good, though might of been a bit better with a long exposure. The first one just reminds me something we did in one of the Brisbane meets. Which was amazingly fun yet frustrating.Blog: http://grevgrev.blogspot.com
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well i finally got around to sorting out a few of mine, these are the short short list
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you may have guessed i was a little more eager to get some sleep at 1/4 past two in the morning than Oz was. your feedback is most appreciated. p.s. these are the very very small versions and as such the quality is a little diminished oh yeah please ignore the typo on the third picture it's sunday and i'm too lazy to worry about it.
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Wow, the 10.5 Fish Eye. Great examples (7zark7's #1 and #2) of a prime.
You are shooting directly into the hotlights on the foyer ceiling, and the star shapes are sensational!!! Coupled with no lens flare. What a great lens! I like your cropping of the #3 image. However, would love to see it de-fished. Perhaps someone can advise on how this is done in PS2???
yeah the more i get to use it the more i like the 10.5mm it's a really really nice piece of glass.
de-fished, i know photo shop is good but can you seriously take out the bulge from a 10.5? ok challenge time i'll post up the original and we can leave it to the experts to de-fish and share how to do it. i'll cut the file size down first though. [EDIT] ok here it is http://dslrusers.com/viewtopic.php?p=274087#274087 my first ask the experts mini challenge [/EDIT]
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